SPRAWL is a hardcore, retro‐inspired first-person shooter set in a vast, dystopian cyberpunk megalopolis. You play as SEVEN, a disgraced special-ops super soldier betrayed by her own organization and hunted by the Junta, a ruthless military regime. A mysterious voice in her head—known only as “Father”—promises both revenge and penance, urging you to survive long enough to reach the SPIRE and uncover the city’s deepest secrets.

The Knight Witch is a vibrant, genre-blending Metroidvania that combines fast-paced shoot ’em up action with deep deckbuilding spellcasting. You slip into the shoes of a Knight Witch, a hero whose body masters firearms and whose mind unleashes reality-bending magic. Whether you prefer to blast through hordes of enemies with rapid-fire weapons or rain down arcane spell cards, The Knight Witch adapts to your style—and encourages you to mix and match for devastating combos.

Evacuation is an unofficial, story-driven add-on for Half-Life 2 that puts you in the boots of a downed rebel pilot stranded deep in a hostile forest. After miraculously surviving a helicopter crash, you grab a walkie-talkie and set out on a desperate bid to reach safety—only to discover that the woods are crawling with Combine forces, antlions, zombies and raiders.

Pixel Town: Akanemachi Sideshow delivers a charming yet eerie pixel-art adventure that draws you into the story of Fuu, a runaway clan member enjoying a seaside holiday gone wrong. Stranded by an impenetrable magical barrier, she and her “big brother” must unravel the island’s darkest secrets if they ever want to escape. Every NPC you meet and every odd job you take on brings you one step closer to understanding the barrier’s origin—and to discovering what truly lies beneath the island’s sunlit surface.

Lose Ctrl is the debut title from Berlin-based studio Play From Your Heart UG, led by award-winning CEO Martin J. Apple. From the moment you launch it, you’re plunged into a world where nothing behaves as you expect. Left suddenly becomes right, up turns into down, and your trusty keyboard and mouse seem downright uncooperative. This isn’t mere gimmickry—it’s an existential, audiovisual rollercoaster with a meta-level narrative that constantly questions reality itself.

Ruff Ghanor delivers an epic, card-based adventure that blends strategic deckbuilding with a rich fantasy narrative. You step into the shoes of Ruff Ghanor, a young cleric trained at St. Arnaldo Monastery, on a mission to overthrow the tyrannical Red Dragon Zamir and liberate a kingdom under ruthless rule. Along the way, you’ll uncover hidden truths about Ruff’s past, forge powerful alliances and face a variety of perilous encounters that test both your courage and your tactical wit.

Underground Blossom invites you to descend into the Rusty Lake Underground and explore the fractured mind of Laura Vanderboom. This new point-and-click adventure from the creators of Cube Escape and Rusty Lake unfolds across seven surreal metro stations, each reflecting a piece of Laura’s past, present and possible futures. As you solve intricate puzzles, collect clues and choose the correct metro lines, you’ll help Laura navigate her memories and escape the corruption lurking within her psyche.

Smith and Winston delivers a colorful, high-octane twin-stick shooter experience that’s as fun to wreck as it is to explore. You step into a vibrant voxel world alongside two unlikely heroes—Smith and Winston—on a mission to unravel the mysteries of the enigmatic Ring World. From the moment you grab your blaster, each corner of this fully destructible landscape begs to be blasted apart, revealing hidden treasures and secret pathways reminiscent of classic Metroid-style progression.

Anode Heart is a modern tribute to the monster-tamer RPGs of the early 2000s, set in a future where the boundaries between physical and virtual reality have all but vanished. You awaken on a misty shore beside a mysterious metallic pod with no memory of who—or what—you are. Known only as Seek, you soon discover the existence of Tama, enigmatic creatures born inside the digital “Net” that have begun materializing in the Overworld. Together, you’ll explore Stack Island’s semi-open world, recruit allies, unravel the mystery of Seek’s origins, and try to avert a looming catastrophe that threatens both realms.

Defend the Rook brings together turn-based, roguelike tactics and classic tower defense in a compact, challenging package. You lead a small squad of heroes against relentless waves of invaders, using both strategic placement and clever maneuvers to protect your stronghold. Every encounter takes place on a board filled with choke points, open terrain and upgradeable structures, forcing you to think several moves ahead.

The kingdom by the sea was once a place of peace, but now dark magic has claimed its streets and halls. Only fools or the Dark Sorcerer’s servants remain among the crumbling ruins. You arrive with your memory clouded and one clear mission: explore the shattered kingdom and fight your way through the forces of evil.

Dive into the vibrant world of aquatic retail with Aquatic Store Simulator! In this one‐of‐a‐kind business management game, you’ll build and run your very own underwater‐themed supermarket. From stocking shelves with exotic fish and decorative corals to setting prices and processing customer payments, every aspect of the store is in your hands. Keep your aquariums clean and your marine life healthy, deliver fish orders to eager customers, and expand your store into the ultimate aquarist paradise.

Dustoff Z plunges you into a brutal zombie apocalypse where your skill at the controls of a combat helicopter can mean the difference between survival and total collapse. You’ll pilot a variety of choppers through harsh weather and infested landscapes, complete daring missions and help rebuild humanity—one blown-away walker at a time.

Syder Reloaded is a love letter to 90s Amiga shoot-’em-ups, beefed up into a modern, multi-directional bullet-hell extravaganza. Stripping away upgrades, currencies and grinds, it challenges you to rely purely on skill, precision and split-second decisions. Whether you’re strafing hordes of alien invaders, grazing bullets to keep your combo alive or duking it out with colossal bosses, this game delivers nonstop old-school intensity—and a scoring system built to reward the very best pilots.

Athanasy plunges you into a nameless underground metropolis known simply as “the City,” a claustrophobic maze of narrow alleys where sunlight never reaches and the air carries no hint of life. You take on the role of Josiah Kaviani, a brilliant but painfully isolated mathematician and statistician, whose quiet existence is shattered by a chance encounter. What begins as an intellectual fascination soon unravels into something far more sinister—a hidden presence so horrific that merely knowing of its existence can prove deadly.

Step into the sun-drenched Caribbean of 1654 as Charles de Maure, a young French noble sent to aid his brother but soon swept into a far grander destiny. Inspired by classics like Sea Dogs and Sid Meier’s Pirates!, Caribbean Legend invites you on a sprawling 200-hour voyage packed with hundreds of quests. Whether you’re racing through the main storyline, roaming freely in open-ended play, or blending both approaches, the choice is yours—and your ship will follow your command.

For The King II delivers a thrilling blend of roguelite, tabletop-inspired mechanics and turn-based strategy set in the richly imagined world of Fahrul. When the once-benevolent Queen Rosomon enslaves her people in the kingdom’s dark mines and forges alliances with malevolent forces, it’s up to you and your party to rise up, venture across dangerous lands and end her oppressive reign.

The End of the Sun is a first-person, story-driven mystery set in a richly detailed world of Slavic myths, legends and creatures. You take on the role of the ashter, a sage sorcerer gifted with time-travel and insight into the otherworld. Drawn by tales of an elusive fugitive, you arrive at a burned-out village where reality and myth intertwine—and the only clues are smoldering hearths and echoes of ancient rites.

The Edge of Allegoria is a cheeky, old-school turn-based RPG that wears its retro inspiration on its sleeve—with a generous helping of gratuitous violence, bawdy humor, and pixel art that wouldn’t look out of place on a vintage handheld. You play a wandering adventurer in the chaotic land of Allegoria, where monsters range from ferocious Canadian geese to majestic tortoises—and yes, the classic dragons, unicorns, and slimes are all here too. Combat is simple to learn but rich in possibilities: you harvest body parts and loot from defeated foes, sell them for gold, and upgrade your arsenal of weapons, armor, and magical abilities.

Decarnation drops you into a surreal, nightmarish journey where the boundaries between reality and imagination blur. Drawing inspiration from landmark works of horror and surrealism—think Silent Hill, the original tale of Alice in Wonderland, and the eerie atmospheres of David Lynch and Satoshi Kon—you’ll be drawn into a haunting narrative that constantly shifts between dreamscapes and terrors.

Nagi no Koi is a Japanese-style visual novel that weaves two emotionally charged love stories into a single experience. Players read through beautifully written scenes, listen to fully voiced dialogue (for the main heroines), and make choices at key branching points that shape the outcome. With an estimated playtime of about six hours (including all voice lines), this game offers a compact yet impactful journey through loss, duty and the rediscovery of hope.